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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1931
Page
6
The Leb anon M P church Ladies Aid will present two plays Monday at 7 30 PM in Junior Order hall corner North Main and Lexington avenues. Entitled Donated By the Ladies Aid and What Husbands Don t Know the event will have a small admission charge.
A partial roster of individuals including Eldridge Wayne Welborn Ruby Hancock Royce Byrd Ellis Nelson Colin Cross Sam Montgomery Charles Hatton Guy Hoskins Zeb Rush Jack Gillen Jr Owen Ritchie Tal Johnson Trnce Wardell Bill Sledge Fred Hicks Arthur Perry Rufus Chatman John Phillips Paul Faulk Fred Schultheiss Jimmy Harriss Jack King Lawrence Halker Hubert Clapp Pete Schultheiss and the Schultheiss families appears in a local notice section.
W H Slane spent a few days in New York City as a guest at the Hotel Governor Clinton. Angel Ellison is a patient at High Point hospital recovering satisfactorily after a Tuesday morning operation. Mr and Mrs Alexander Rankin Jr and children Alexander 3rd and Betty Ann will leave Sunday for Miami Florida to spend the winter.
J. W. McAdden of 1111 Ward Street displays an unidentified fowl resembling a duck with grey plumage and webbed feet, rumored by a market operator to be a mud duck. Prof. Adolf Knopf estimates the oceans to be over 100 million years old, and Canada’s halibut catch exceeds 30 million pounds annually.
T Wingate Andrews superintendent of city schools spoke to the senior high assembly on developing diverse interests. He argued boredom is caused by slothful mental activity, not lack of ability, and urged students to cultivate many hobbies while preserving childlike curiosity and a love of the outdoors and the heavens.
A terse, reflective line on marriage and time. The speaker notes two years of marriage as long, prompting a wry, resigned mood about commitment and duration. Pele Mele attributed wit expresses ambivalence toward married life.
The Winnipeg Tribune notes a rough home game and a spectator chant about Joe. It also reports Europe’s largest hydro-electric plant finished in Westphalia Prussia capable of about 160 000 000 kilowatts of electricity.
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